New England wildlife: Habitat, natural history, and distribution
Richard M. DeGraaf, Deborah D. Rudis
Abstract
Richard M. DeGraaf, Deborah D. Rudis
Abstract
Describes natural history profiles of New England wildlife species and their associations with forested and nonforested habitats. Provides a database that will enable forest managers or wildlife biologists to describe the species or groups to be found in a given habitat. Comprised of 14 pdf files.
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Describes natural history profiles of New England wildlife species and their associations with forested and nonforested habitats. Provides a database that will enable forest managers or wildlife biologists to describe the species or groups to be found in a given habitat. Comprised of 14 pdf files.
Key concepts: Wildlife, Habitat, Geography, Natural history, Natural (archaeology), Ecology, Distribution (mathematics), Environmental resource management